New York, July 31, 2007 – Now that he’s unemployed, former president Bill Clinton is involved with all kinds of projects, and his Clinton Foundation recently launched the Millennium Network, aimed at drawing younger folks to philanthropic endeavors. In case his legendary charisma wasn’t enough, Clinton enlisted Grammy-winning recording artist John Legend to entertain the well-heeled under-40 crowd at a fundraiser on Tuesday at Manhattan's Roseland Ballroom. Award-winning actor Jeffrey Wright talked about his charitable work in Africa. Wright went on a bit too long, actually, and the audience chatter rose as interest waned. But Clinton spoke next, and the room perked up, and then Legend sat down at the piano and captured everyone’s attention.